Campaigns Vietnam – Tobacco Control – Office enforcement This campaign warns about the health harms of smoking tobacco in the workplace.
Campaigns Vietnam – Tobacco Control – Cafe enforcement This campaign highlights the health harms of smoking around others in public places and restaurants.
Press Room Ho Chi Minh City Combats Speeding with New Campaign to Save Lives Speeding is the main risk factor leading to the over 1.25 million deaths on the world’s roads each year.
Campaigns Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam – Speeding – The Faster You Drive, the Deadlier the Consequences In the lead-up to the 2018 Tet holiday, the speeding campaign, “The Faster You Drive, the Deadlier the Consequences” was launched by Ho Chi…
Vital Stories Helping Smoke-free Policies Take Root in Vietnam In Vietnam, compliance in smoke-free areas still has its challenges. As difficult as changing policy is changing social norms.
Campaigns Vietnam – Tobacco Control – Smokefree Alive (North) Cigarettes Are Eating You Alive, graphically shows that smoking causes damage to nearly every vital organ and tissue of the body, and a companion spot…
Campaigns Vietnam – Tobacco Control – Tobacco Ruins Families This campaign centers on the true story of Ms. Nguyen Thi Huong – a 41- year old mother and non-smoking victim of tobacco-related lung cancer,…
Press Room Campaign urges Vietnam’s people to “Protect yourself and your loved ones” from second-hand smoke The Vietnam Women’s Union and the Viet Nam Tobacco Control Fund (Ministry of Health) launched a campaign to show the deadly harm of second-hand tobacco smoke on non-smokers. This campaign is the second stage of the “Women build smoke-free homes” program, which urges women across Vietnam to encourage smokers not to smoke in their home.
Campaigns Vietnam – Tobacco Control – Tobacco ruins families This campaign is a testimonial featuring a woman who suffered the health effects of secondhand smoke.
Press Room Ho Chi Minh City Launches New Drinking and Driving Campaign With support from Vital Strategies and the Bloomberg Philanthropies Initiative for Global Road Safety (BIGRS), the city’s campaign features two public service announcements (PSAs) that vividly showcase the grave consequences of operating a motorized vehicle after consuming alcohol.